Amber Glass Bottles with Glass Droppers - 2 Each - 4 Oz Capacity

The first shipment never showed. When I informed the seller a second shipment was sent right away. The bottles are solid and well made. You won't have to worry about these. I use them for applying gun solvent to patches, but I'm sure they have 1,000's of uses. The droppers are very good quality also. The cap is soft pliable rubber which easily allows a decent amount of fluid uptake. As a test for this review, I squeezed all the air out of the cap I could to see how much fluid uptake occurred. The dropper takes less than half to about a third of the "dropper potential" so, the dropper itself does so-so in that regard. Still, it does its job well enough, looks to be well made and should last a very long time. My only concern is that the gun solvent may affect the rubber cap. So far, it's fine. I recommend this bottle w/dropper. It is good quality and you won't be disappointed. They were priced fairly and I would buy them again.

Very well packaged, quality units. Some other competing products are poorly packaged and will arrive with broken droppers. This unit is packed so well and decently built that I would expect it to arrive in tact every time. I cleaned them up and use them for 99.9% isopropyl alcohol, 3% hydrogen peroxide, distilled water, acetone, and other household chemicals.

Some people give less than five stars because the bulb does not pull the liquid to the top of the glass tube. Really? Do you think it has something to do with the dropper needing to reach the bottom of this tall bottle to get the last bit of goodie out of the bottom? The total amount of fluid pipetted by the dropper is roughly equivalent to smaller medicine bottles with droppers. If it doesn't suit you, dispense twice, or three times. The brown bottle is designed to prevent photolysis of light-sensitive reagents like hydrogen peroxide. That it does. You can still see through it well enough to gauge the level of liquid inside--that's a good thing. Just dark enough, no darker. The little rubber tip protector is a nice touch. Don't forget to remove it before you start using the bottle--it's just for shipping safety.

The lids on these bottles are an absolute nightmare. They do not stay connected to the rubber dropper insert and often come apart while using. This also causes a suction problem, so I could never draw up more than an 1/8 of a teaspoon of liquid at a time. I have bought several other glass dropper bottles and they have all been perfect for my needs, these are totally useless.

I ordered these to to keep alcohol in. Quality product that will last for years. They are very handy to prevent ear infections after swimming. Just a few drops in each ear and the kids are good to go. Great price and well worth the missed trips to the doctors office. I have also used some of these to keep the scented oil for making candles.

They are nice and work well but the dropper is not attached to the cap, still works just a little off.

Two amber dropper bottles for $8 is a bargain, methinks. The glass droppers are good length, and come with a protective band around the end for transit (although you'd think whatever impact would make those useful would destroy the rest of the bottle). Another reviewer noted that the suction is pretty weak, and it does only fill the dropper about a quarter (a good third if you really try). But since I use this to store almond oil for cosmetic purposes, it doesn't bother me, and in fact I prefer it so I don't get the oil up in the bulb. The only annoyance is that after you release the bulb, the liquid still drips from the end, so you have to transfer quickly (I don't know if this is standard for non-pricey lab-grade equipment though).

Very good essential oil